Quantum Mechanics - Theories

Quantum Mechanics - Theories

by Vitalii Gryniuk

173 ratings
22 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 5, 2016
  • March 20, 2026

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Explore various theories on the model and structure of atoms. This app details concepts like atomic postulates, photon mechanisms, and models for hydrogen, helium, lithium, beryllium, boron, carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen. It also covers related physics principles such as gravity, electromagnetism, and time.

Atomic structure theories
Models of various elements
Photon mechanism explanations
Gravity and electromagnetism concepts
Time and electricity principles
Mathematical algorithms
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What's New in Quantum Mechanics

3.5

March 20, 2026

- Sin approximation algorithm

User reviews

So, you literally built an app for the sole purpose of crashing?

It just opens to a long list that you can only read for two seconds before the app completely crashes, sending you right back to the first page of your home screen so you have to go find the app all over again (it’s the letter Q), and repeat the cycle!! Is it seriously a time app because it teaches you a lesson on the definition of insanity? I wasted so much time doing that!! Ironically?
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Crashes

iPhone 14 it crashes instantly

Poorly done, missing elements

The graphics were terrible. The fonts were out of place.

Links gave nothing but white or black screens

I’m sorry to write a one star review but this is what I think about it I’m glad I didn’t pay for it.

Interesting app

At least u can visualize matter postulated planes of luci. The articles in its origin language is a plus from the developer.

Misleading

The way the electrons move around the orbiter it’s from the Bohr’s model which is fallen from the new theory that the electrons move in specific orbiters depending on their energy or their atomic number

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FAQ

What does the Quantum Mechanics - Theories app cover?

This app provides detailed explanations of various theories regarding the model and structure of atoms. It includes information on atomic postulates, the mechanism of photons, and specific models for elements like hydrogen, helium, lithium, beryllium, boron, carbon, nitrogen, and oxygen. It also delves into related physics concepts such as gravity, electromagnetism, and time.

What are some of the specific atomic models included?

The app features models for hydrogen (H, H₂, H₃, H₄), helium (He-4, He-5), lithium (Li-5, Li-6, Li-7), beryllium (Be-7 to Be-10), boron (B-8 to B-10), carbon (C-10 to C-13), nitrogen (N-11 to N-14), and oxygen (O-13 to O-17). These models illustrate different theoretical approaches to atomic structure.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, the Quantum Mechanics - Theories app is completely free to use. It does not contain any advertisements or in-app purchases, allowing for an uninterrupted learning experience.

What physics concepts are explained in the app besides atomic models?

Beyond atomic models, the app explores fundamental physics principles. This includes explanations of gravity, Coulomb's law, electromagnetism, capacitors, radiowaves, light, X-rays, and the nature of time. It also touches upon concepts like excess energy and climate control from a theoretical physics perspective.

Who would benefit from using this app?

This app is ideal for students studying physics or chemistry, educators looking for supplementary material, and anyone with a general interest in understanding the fundamental theories behind atomic structure and physics. It serves as a comprehensive resource for exploring complex scientific concepts.